Biological men, if they identify as non-binary or transgender, are now welcome in California women’s prisons, which is evident by the flavorful condoms provided to inmates, one activist and former inmate told Fox News Digital. Amie Ichikawa, a women’s rights advocate and former inmate of the Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF), spoke with Fox News Digital about California laws that …
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The showrunner for Netflix’s new show “3 Body Problem”, David Benioff noted the parallels between a scene depicting China’s Cultural Revolution and modern cancel culture. Netflix’s new sci-fi epic ‘3 Body Problem’ is based on the Hugo award-winning story of the same name by Chinese science fiction author Liu Cixin. While the story is about humanity preparing for an alien …
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A Jewish graduate student at New York University who was voted out of his school leadership position for condemning Hamas terrorism has been reinstated. According to The College Fix, Justin Feldman was a member of good standing in the graduate Student Government Assembly when he submitted a resolution condemning the “Endorsement, Promotion, or Excusing of Civilian-Murder (Terrorism) in Academia” following …
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Sacramento City Council members are poised to vote on a resolution Tuesday evening that would declare it a sanctuary city for transgender people — including minors. The legislation has received the stamp of approval from a major Democrat-Socialist organization. Sacramento City Councilmember Katie Valenzuela, a Democrat, spearheaded the resolution, which would protect medical professionals who perform gender transition surgeries on …
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Students at one California school say they feel restricted by a digital ID app designed to track their time outside the classroom. According to a local report, Fresno High School rolled out the 5-Star Students app to help monitor trips outside the classroom that borrow from instructional time. Students, who are restricted to two, 7-minute bathroom trips daily, must plug …
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A Rutgers professor defended diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices on college campuses on Thursday. Harvard University held a panel featuring scholars and academics to discuss the role DEI bureaucracy plays on college campuses. “Four academics agreed it was important to protect diversity in higher education, but disagreed over whether universities’ diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives clash with academic freedom …
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New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay praised New York City’s plan to raise prices on cars and trucks across Manhattan on Monday, calling the move “a victory” for those who take public transit. In an opinion piece titled, “Congestion pricing is a victory for millions of transit riders,” Gay said that if the plan succeeds, it will be …
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ABC’s “The View” addressed Kate Middleton’s cancer announcement during Monday’s show and expressed regret over their lighthearted joking and speculation about where she has been in recent weeks. Co-hosts of “The View” discussed their coverage of Middleton and reflected on mistakes they made after it came out Friday that the Princess of Wales is battling cancer. Co-host Whoopi Goldberg, who …
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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison argued punishment wasn’t always the best solution when dealing with criminals in a wide-ranging interview on MSNBC’s “PoliticsNation” on Sunday. Host Al Sharpton cited FBI data to claim crime went down in 2023 but argued the public perceives crime to be surging. The MSNBC host blamed this on messaging from the right, to which Ellison …
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The Menendez brothers’ killings of their parents dominated headlines in the early ’90s — but did the media get the story wrong? As new evidence comes to light, attorney Mark Geragos believes so. “Everything you think you know about the Menendez case, you really don’t,” Geragos said in the new Fox Nation special, “Menendez Brothers: Victims or Villains.” The four-part …
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